Ours has long been living, and rather comfortably, in the back pocket of the Hollywood studios.
No one can cook well – or rather comfortably – out of chaos.
At the end, Emilio, having lost both Angiolina and Amalia Amaliaia dies, Angiolina runs off with a bank teller — lives on rather comfortably.
After being considered favourites for relegation by many last year, they defied the odds rather comfortably, but doing so again will prove much tougher.
(It is selling rather comfortably in the independent book stores. In Canada, it was published by McClelland & Stewart, a literary house).
Not so much on the part of the central couple, who wind up rather comfortably, as of their daughter, Rose (the gifted Claire Foy), who ends up feeling she's been misguided into a dead end by her parents' generation.
The evidence after a week and a half of the Cannes Film Festival is that the usual excess, the hype, the anxiety, the strenuous star-studdedness of this annual event can coexist rather comfortably with what the French would call a serious cinematic sensibility.
As "senior postdoc" I had settled rather comfortably into the role of deputy and was enjoying developing my people and project management skills.
